I am a teacher at The Little School and am proud to say that it is a wonderful place for teachers, students, and families. It is an inclusive and open place for many kinds of children, and we strive to work with families to ensure that their children are getting what they need, academically and socially, for their particular development. If you are curious about progressive education, small class sizes, a wooded, natural campus, and a caring community, please come visit the school and learn more!

Growing up as a public school kid, Im amazed by, grateful for, (and frankly, jealous of) my sons experiences and enthusiasm for The Little School. The wooded campus couldnt be more of an investigatory paradise, and the teaching staff are so attentive, friendly, and approachable! This is a model approach!

My kids have been students at The Little School for several years. I love the small class sizes, which have given my kids the opportunity to be truly known by teachers and staff. Teachers can (and do) tailor the curriculum to the needs and interests of their students. When a class is fascinated by a particular topic (e.g. space, dinosaurs, Egypt), the teacher uses that interest as a way to explore all sorts of subjects (e.g. math, reading, science, art, music). Since the kids care about the theme of the lessons, they spend more time on and are more invested in their lessons than Ive seen in other elementary-aged kids.Teachers are very responsive to the needs of the individual kids in their classes. Lessons are taught in many different ways - with conversation, exploration, and movement to name a few. Classrooms are set up in a way that allows kids to have some autonomy and take ownership of their learning.Im continually impressed by the depth of caring and intentionality evident in every aspect of The Little School. My kids have had the opportunity to grow and learn in an environment that nurtures their inherent love of learning. Im grateful for our years as a TLS family.

Dear Fellow Parents, if your child has any learning difficulties or diagnoses like ADHD or autism, your child is NOT welcome at TLS.My child has an autism diagnosis (very mild). She is highly verbal and good natured. She is not aggressive, disruptive nor loud. She responds well but needed some extra guidance and attention with learning. Isnt that why people put their child in private school? I applied to TLS due to the low teacher student ratio. Foolishly, I disclosed her diagnosis thinking honesty is best. But TLS only saw the diagnosis, the scarlet A. They said she wouldnt be a good fit and they didnt have the resources she needed. That is utter b.s. We never asked for, expected, or needed extra resources. We only wanted a small class size. They didnt even bother to meet her.TLS says its about Progressive Education and inclusive to people from different backgrounds. They say they let the child develop at their own pace. Last time I checked, people with disabilities, learning difficulties and autism are part of our community and deserve to be included in your $19,000+ annual tuition cost.I write this is complete truth. It is discrimination. Shame on you TLS.